Well... I think i might have just learned WHERE or HOW i got wrinkles in my liner. Unfortunately, maybe even too late. I have a lot, maybe around 50 or more. New since openeing this summer. I'm praying this is my problem, and that i dont have a leak in my liner thats causing them. 😬 i showed my adult son this video and told him to stop freaking jumping in the dang pool 😡
haha - nah just down and back up. i usually blow all the air out of my lungs which allows me to lay down on the bottom of the pool, BUT i can’t stay down there for to long. ha.
We assembled our Intex style above ground pool and did not get the liner completely flattened out before water company came to fill and we ended up with six long creases in bottom of the pool. Could we apply the same concept to remove those creases? It is 52 inches in height. Would it be easier to remove some of the water before we try and use the plunger?
I have a round 10'x30" above ground Intex and I discovered a sharp edge protruding at the bottom of the pool. It's probably a small rock but I dont want it to break the liner. Is there a way to push that rock back into the dirt without breaking the pool or do I have to drain the pool just because of that rock? Thank you for any help provided
That's bad, my intex xtr had the same thing and it ended up making a small hole. Thought it was evaporation before finding the hole. You can patch the intex pool by using pvc cement as they are pvc not vinyl. Don't use a vinyl patch kit. If you can drain it it will come out better. We had a 8 inch gash from a tree trimming company that I patched with the piece of liner I cut out when we installed a skimmer. Repair held for 3 years before we got a bigger pool. It was a permanent repair. Good luck.
My inground 16’x32’ pool developed a seam separation on each side of the shallow end steps where the floor meets the wall. For whatever reason the floor vinyl has shifted toward the deep end thus pulling the floor further away from the wall creating more tension on the vinyl material at that juncture. My question is if I can pull the floor vinyl back to the wall to eliminate this pull? I lowered the water level in order to do the two patches. If I refilled the pool up to the bottom of the steps and used a solar cover to warm the water above 90 degrees to promote more stretching, is there a good chance of succeeding in repositioning the floor material all the way up to the wall? I guess all I can do is try. Or would I be better advised to lower the water even more before trying to pull the floor material back into place? Has anyone else ever had this happen?
For anyone else wondering this, it seems to work BEST with about 6-12 inches of water. The weight of the water pushes the liner down into the sand, holding it in place. A lot of water presses hard on the liner, making it hard to move. With little to no water, there's nothing to keep the liner from moving and wrinkling again.
Cory - I guess that would be possible but I would say that's why you evaluate where the wrinkle most likely came from before you try to move the liner. Most likely it was pulled away from the wall, but there could be other scenarios depending on your pool. thanks for watching ! -Mike
Here’s a thought. Something I’ve always done is just threaded a cone fitting down in the skimmer, hooked a vac hose to it and grabbed the wrinkle and pulled it. Easy money.
Neat video but a better question for me is why do you have wrinkles in the first place? Hard to believe people using the pool can create wrinkles. I've seen low pH cause wrinkling or ground water get under the liner and cause them (or wrinkles there from the original installation)
Our liner came down and now the sand has moved causing a concave under the liner on the floor of the pool. How can we move the sand under the liner to fill the hole? Thanks
Our cover broke last winter and a lot of junk go into the pool and we had to drain it. Now the liner seems to small and has come away from the sides any idea's how we can refill it and get the liner back into place?
I’d call a pool liner company- they have these things that suck the liner to the wall. Btw - should never drain a pool. I’d get water back In there asap. Just google can I rai my pool. Unless you have a plug. I hope you have a great weekend ! Mike
@@FamilyDIYtv Thank you so much. We didn't have a choice but to drain it because it was such a mess after the winter cover broke. There were even sticks in the pool. I was beyond angry because the cover was brand new! I have had my pool for 8 years and never had this problem before. Thank you so much for the advice it is much appreciated.
You told us to slow down relative to working the wrinkles out. Please, take your own advice and slow down the camera movement. It will make your videos so much better. The camera in this video almost never stopped moving. Its hard to focus on anything when it is moving in and out of frame or all over in frame.
@@FamilyDIYtv I couldn’t make it through. One of the worst videos I’ve seen. Continuous camera movement is one of the hallmarks of an amateur videographer. Panning a camera should be done sparingly and slooooooowly.
@@jackhageman8698 lol, you couldn't make it through it, seems pretty dramatic ! AND one of the worst videos you've ever seen - thanks for the compliment ! i have a sneaky suspicion you did watch the video and will be removing the wrinkles in your pool using this technic. For that you are welcome, if you didn't, you're welcome for the "worst video" you've ever seen, because going forward everything will you watch will be better, so things are looking up for you! For more terrible videos, some shot by my 5 year old, some not, please consider subscribing. Hoping you subscribe, Mike
@@FamilyDIYtv google the subject matter everyone of them give you soft soled shoe/swim shoes, plunger, heat up the liner/pool, reducer pool water level to a few inches. It’s as if everyone that is giving this advice got their information from the same source. You value your work more than I do. If you would take an objective view of your work you would see this video is not the best. Stick with static shots if you can’t figure out how to do quality pans, zooms and other camera movement. Good luck
Just did this today. It works, but my installer should have fixed this to begin with
I'll try it next spring, thank you
Good luck !
What if the wrinkle is on the sides of the pool?
Same process, would think it would be even easier
Pop the bead out of the track and use garden hose, run water behind and smooth quickly. Hot water helps streth😢liner to pop it back in.
Great tip!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks. It worked so well. Much better. Not even one wrinkle left. Thank you
i’m glad it worked !!! thanks for letting me know.
Mike
Well... I think i might have just learned WHERE or HOW i got wrinkles in my liner. Unfortunately, maybe even too late. I have a lot, maybe around 50 or more. New since openeing this summer. I'm praying this is my problem, and that i dont have a leak in my liner thats causing them. 😬 i showed my adult son this video and told him to stop freaking jumping in the dang pool 😡
What is wooter?
Ha !
You should let me swim while you film, you’ll get more views
Did you use a mask & snorkel? I have these long wrinkles that I want to get out in the shallow end, but I can't stay under water longer enough. Lol.
haha - nah just down and back up. i usually blow all the air out of my lungs which allows me to lay down on the bottom of the pool, BUT i can’t stay down there for to long. ha.
We assembled our Intex style above ground pool and did not get the liner completely flattened out before water company came to fill and we ended up with six long creases in bottom of the pool. Could we apply the same concept to remove those creases? It is 52 inches in height. Would it be easier to remove some of the water before we try and use the plunger?
this should work fine. wait for a nice hot day. work slow.
No one likes wrinkles
Hilarious!! In New England the water will NEVER be 91 degrees!!
agree ! just do when the water is the hottest it will be all year
I have a round 10'x30" above ground Intex and I discovered a sharp edge protruding at the bottom of the pool. It's probably a small rock but I dont want it to break the liner. Is there a way to push that rock back into the dirt without breaking the pool or do I have to drain the pool just because of that rock? Thank you for any help provided
Depends on how close to the wall it is but you could honest to god just get a crowbar and lift the liner up and reach under LMAO
That's bad, my intex xtr had the same thing and it ended up making a small hole. Thought it was evaporation before finding the hole. You can patch the intex pool by using pvc cement as they are pvc not vinyl. Don't use a vinyl patch kit. If you can drain it it will come out better. We had a 8 inch gash from a tree trimming company that I patched with the piece of liner I cut out when we installed a skimmer. Repair held for 3 years before we got a bigger pool. It was a permanent repair. Good luck.
My inground 16’x32’ pool developed a seam separation on each side of the shallow end steps where the floor meets the wall. For whatever reason the floor vinyl has shifted toward the deep end thus pulling the floor further away from the wall creating more tension on the vinyl material at that juncture.
My question is if I can pull the floor vinyl back to the wall to eliminate this pull?
I lowered the water level in order to do the two patches. If I refilled the pool up to the bottom of the steps and used a solar cover to warm the water above 90 degrees to promote more stretching, is there a good chance of succeeding in repositioning the floor material all the way up to the wall? I guess all I can do is try. Or would I be better advised to lower the water even more before trying to pull the floor material back into place? Has anyone else ever had this happen?
Oh wow I didn’t know you could fix those
U can do it !!!
atter I get the wrinkles outta my pool liner, it’ll be time to work on my face! lol😂
Omg ! Lol !!!
can i do this with a pool i just drained or does in need a significant amount of water?
Don’t see why not. Just take your time
For anyone else wondering this, it seems to work BEST with about 6-12 inches of water. The weight of the water pushes the liner down into the sand, holding it in place. A lot of water presses hard on the liner, making it hard to move. With little to no water, there's nothing to keep the liner from moving and wrinkling again.
My vacuum sucked up the liner and caused a wrinkle. Hope this helps
when using vacuum you may want to close off that line a bit. sounds like there too much suction.
What if you don’t have those shoes... or a pool
Kelli - these are great questions, let me ponder them and get back to ya.
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😂
What happens if u have multiple 6 inch wrinkles heavy wrinkles I mean???
This process should work
Thanks! Discovered a wrinkle yesterday, while using a plunger to remove wrinkle is there a possibility another wrinkle(s) may form?
Cory - I guess that would be possible but I would say that's why you evaluate where the wrinkle most likely came from before you try to move the liner. Most likely it was pulled away from the wall, but there could be other scenarios depending on your pool. thanks for watching !
-Mike
Here’s a thought. Something I’ve always done is just threaded a cone fitting down in the skimmer, hooked a vac hose to it and grabbed the wrinkle and pulled it. Easy money.
So your using the pool pump as a vacuum to pull the liner ? i'm not exactly following, but always willing to learn another way ...
Neat video but a better question for me is why do you have wrinkles in the first place? Hard to believe people using the pool can create wrinkles. I've seen low pH cause wrinkling or ground water get under the liner and cause them (or wrinkles there from the original installation)
Mine are from people jumping in. Or standing in side playing basketball. Not from ph.
I cant wait to try this!
Good technique
I'm guessing you're from NJ. You say woter.
Close …
Sounds like West Orange NJ.
I'm more impressed that you got a water mark on the lens that was already submerged! 😂
Talent ! 😂
I have drained my pool completely and would like to get the wrinkles out before refilling. Is this a good idea? What’s the best way to do this?
What kind of pool ? Hope not inground …
Not smart to drain your pool completely. The liner shrinks and take the risk of tearing it.
Our liner came down and now the sand has moved causing a concave under the liner on the floor of the pool. How can we move the sand under the liner to fill the hole? Thanks
assuming this is an above ground pool ?
Will this work on steps?
If they have liner on them. Don’t see why not
If only that worked lol
I tried so many times, the plunger is not nearly powerful enough to lift it under water, it's a huge pain.
Try again when your water is warmer. Works best when water is warm.
What about mole tails in the liner?
like the rodent ?
What’s a mole tail?
@@agenthoward3434 assuming mole trails
Our cover broke last winter and a lot of junk go into the pool and we had to drain it. Now the liner seems to small and has come away from the sides any idea's how we can refill it and get the liner back into place?
I’d call a pool liner company- they have these things that suck the liner to the wall. Btw - should never drain a pool. I’d get water back In there asap. Just google can I rai my pool.
Unless you have a plug.
I hope you have a great weekend !
Mike
@@FamilyDIYtv Thank you so much. We didn't have a choice but to drain it because it was such a mess after the winter cover broke. There were even sticks in the pool. I was beyond angry because the cover was brand new! I have had my pool for 8 years and never had this problem before. Thank you so much for the advice it is much appreciated.
You told us to slow down relative to working the wrinkles out. Please, take your own advice and slow down the camera movement. It will make your videos so much better. The camera in this video almost never stopped moving. Its hard to focus on anything when it is moving in and out of frame or all over in frame.
lol - did the video help you ? made the video quick to make you focus on taking your time.
seemed to work, i’d say ;)
@@FamilyDIYtv I couldn’t make it through. One of the worst videos I’ve seen. Continuous camera movement is one of the hallmarks of an amateur videographer. Panning a camera should be done sparingly and slooooooowly.
@@jackhageman8698 lol, you couldn't make it through it, seems pretty dramatic ! AND one of the worst videos you've ever seen - thanks for the compliment ! i have a sneaky suspicion you did watch the video and will be removing the wrinkles in your pool using this technic. For that you are welcome, if you didn't, you're welcome for the "worst video" you've ever seen, because going forward everything will you watch will be better, so things are looking up for you! For more terrible videos, some shot by my 5 year old, some not, please consider subscribing.
Hoping you subscribe,
Mike
@@FamilyDIYtv google the subject matter everyone of them give you soft soled shoe/swim shoes, plunger, heat up the liner/pool, reducer pool water level to a few inches. It’s as if everyone that is giving this advice got their information from the same source. You value your work more than I do. If you would take an objective view of your work you would see this video is not the best. Stick with static shots if you can’t figure out how to do quality pans, zooms and other camera movement. Good luck
@@jackhageman8698 regardless- i hope you got your wrinkles out. Happy 4th of July!
-Mike
What the hell is wooder? I'm certain it's Water. Pronounced Wah-Ter! Not Woo-der!🤣🤣
NJ accent
@@gregbrady8454 but he said he's not from NJ 😅
Thanks can't wait to try this.
I hope it works for you. I’ve found out the quicker you get them out the easier it is.